method post problem and virtual hosts

Hello,

I have done some searching around in these forums for my problem (method post not allowed) and there were a number of relevant results which amounted to this:

if you want to use POST methods you have to enable such in your httpd.conf file. I get that much.

So...I put a directory directive in each of my virtual hosts and then I do a <LIMIT POST>allow from all</limit>and then the limit except deny from all.

I have a few virtual host directories which are actually within the server's document root, so do I want to put these limit directives within the main document root <Director> (which would be assuming that the directory directive is recursive, but I am using Solaris, so who knows? we'll find out!) or do I need to do a <directory> for each of the virtual hosts?

I'm going to try this now, but any notes or corrections in my logic would be very much appreciated.

-ender

Just remove all <Limit> block or else nobody can reach any of your site when they are not using POST method.

>> assuming that the directory directive is recursive

You are correct.

>> do I need to do a <directory>

Only if you want to override the setting in parent directory (your default site).

Thanks for the tips,

Turned out our problem was not having the php module set up correctly (the post problem arose from trying to post a form to a php script when the php parser was not actually working!)

-ender